Couverture pour Chansons de Montmartre, Paul Delmet : estampe (2e état, avec la lettre) / Steinlen
Théophile Alexandre Steinlen · Swiss, 1859-1923
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Couverture pour Chansons de Montmartre, Paul Delmet : estampe (2e état, avec la lettre) / Steinlen, Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A dark lithographic cover in tan and black shows a street scene at night with a guitarist and a group of singers holding sheets of music, one in a top hat and others in feathered hats. The title Chansons de Montmartre and the name Paul Delmet are printed in the upper and lower right corners. The work is attributed to Théophile Alexandre Steinlen and is catalogued as a print.
